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Wellington Choral Society
Wellington Methodist Church
Waterloo Road, TA21 8JQ
Wednesdays 7.30-9.30pm
Saturday 24 November 2018, 7.30pm
St John's Church, Wellington
'Remembrance - 100 Years'
Duruflé Requiem, plus a programme of readings, organ music and choral singing which will include Geraint Lewis The Souls of the Righteous, Ireland Greater love hath no man and Vaughan Williams Lord, thou has been our refuge.
Sunday 2 December 2018
Wellesley Theatre, Wellington
'Christmas at the Wellesley'
Saturday 15 December 2018, 7pm
Wells Cathedral, Wells
'Sing for Somerset' Carol Service
Welcome to Wellington Choral Society. We're a friendly choir with about 80 members, and in 2015 we celebrated our 75th anniversary, though our choral roots lie in the mid-19th century. We perform two concerts every year with professional soloists and orchestra, in late November and late March, usually in St John's Church, Wellington. New members, with an enthusiasm for choral music and who love singing, are warmly welcomed for all sections. There are no auditions, but some sight reading ability is helpful.
We have finally been able to purchase our own staging, thanks in part to a generous grant from Wellington Town Council, and in March we performed Handel's Messiah in St John's Church to an almost full house, using the staging for the first time. The performance was attended by both the Mayor and Deputy Mayor of Wellington and their Consorts.
The Wellington Weekly News reported that "the Mayor, Cllr Gary James, told Wellington Town Council that the evening had been a 'spiritual extravaganza'. 'Even after 275 years Handel's Messiah still captivates audiences, especially with the Hallelujah Chorus,' Cllr James said. 'Everyone who took part in this wonderful event should be congratulated and the new staging at the church complemented the chorus's ability to give full visual and vocal effect to the audience,' added the Mayor."
The Spring Fayre at Wellington Park - Sunday 6 May
The contrast in the weather from last year couldn't have been greater. It was a gloriously hot and sunny day for Wellington's Spring Fayre at Wellington Park and Wellington Choral Society was present again this year. Sales of music-related items were brisk and many flyers for our 2018-19 programme were distributed.

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Farmer BoyBook - 1971
The second book in the treasured Little House series, Farmer Boy is Laura Ingalls Wilder's beloved story of how her husband, Almanzo, grew up as a farmer boy far from the little house where Laura lived. This edition features the classic black-and-white artwork from Garth Williams.
The nine Little House books have been cherished by generations of readers as both a unique glimpse into America's frontier history and as heartwarming, unforgettable stories. The Little House series has captivated millions of readers with its depiction of life on the American frontier.
While Laura Ingalls grows up on the prairie, Almanzo Wilder is living on a big farm in New York State. Here Almanzo and his brother and sisters help with the summer planting and fall harvest. In winter there is wood to be chopped and great slabs of ice to be cut from the river and stored. Time for fun comes when the jolly tin peddler visits, or best of all, when the fair comes to town.
Almanzo wishes for just one thing--his very own horse--and he must prove that he is ready for such a big responsibility.
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Great book that tells of life on the farm over a hundred years ago. Wonderful descriptions of raising crops, cutting your own ice, riding long sleds through the snowy forest, and many other things.
A very good book for boys. You begin to appreciate the hard work, determination, and pluck of the farmers. The book really uncovers all the work, fun, and excitement of living in the late 1800s as a Farmer Boy. Through winter and summer there's so much to do! The detail and the excitement make this book one of my favourites!
The rigours of family farming life are detailed in this book about Laura's future husband's childhood. There is so much work but so much reward. It makes me want to have a stricter routine, although that resolve falls apart every evening I'm not finished something at bedtime and every morning I'm not quite ready to get up.
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This book is written by one of my favorite author named Laura Ingalls Wilder. The main character is a boy named Almanzo. Almanzo is the youngest out of his family. He has one older brother named Royal and two older sisters named Eliza Jane and Alice. This book describes Almanzo's childhood when he turned nine years old. In details, the book tells us the chores he does at his family's farm in the town of Malone. But the author focuses on the adventures that Almanzo went through while doing his chores. Some chores that Almanzo does that were described in the book were planting and tending the crops, training young oxen, going to school, and many more.
While Laura Ingalls grows up in a little house on the western prairie, Almanzo Wilder is living on a big farm is New York State, where he and his brother and sisters work at their chores from dawn to dinner most days-no matter what the weather. There is still time for fun,though, especially with the horses, which Almanzo loves more than anything.
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CALGARY, Alberta (Reuters) - The Canadian government will keep supporting development of Alberta's oil sands while it follows the U.S. lead on setting targets for cutting greenhouse gas emissions, the country's environment minister said on Monday.
The oil sands, a frequent target of criticism among environmental groups, must be developed responsibly, but at the same time governments need to boost efforts to trumpet work being done to clean up operations, Environment Minister Jim Prentice said.
"What is at issue on the international stage is our reputation as a country," Prentice told a University of Calgary School of Public Policy audience. "Accordingly, we need to up our game, in terms of both environmental vigilance and in terms of our communication efforts."
Prentice made the comments after trimming emission targets and pledging to harmonize with the United States, fueling new scorn from green groups already critical of Canada's role in international climate change talks in Copenhagen in December.
In a letter sent to the United Nations on Saturday, Canada committed to a 17 percent cut in emissions from 2005 levels by 2020. This is identical to the U.S. target but less than the 20 percent cut from 2006 levels that Ottawa previously promised.
Environmental groups say Canada — one of the largest per capita emitters of greenhouses gases among developed nations — has a lamentable record and needs to do much more.
But Prentice said there is no point adopting tougher goals than the United States, Canada's largest trading partner.
Alberta's oil sands are the largest source of oil outside the Middle East, and most of the 1.2 million barrels a day of oil sands-derived crude gets shipped to the United States.
The processes for producing the oil are more carbon intensive than those used for producing conventional oil and gas.
Prentice rejected the notion that Ottawa is affording the oil sands more protection from environmental regulation than other sectors, but he touted the unique opportunity for expansion.
"The oil sands is an important strategic resource," he told reporters.
"No other industrial democracy in the world has an asset that is similar to that and there certainly is no asset similar to that in the United States."
Marlo Raynolds, executive director of the Pembina Institute, an environmental think tank, questioned why Ottawa can't set its own agenda for cutting greenhouse gases, when some Canadian provinces have already set up their own initiatives to deal with carbon cuts. British Columbia, for example, has instituted a carbon tax.
"We've realized that our international reputation in Canada really depends on our environmental performance and that depends on how we're going to deal with the land, air and climate impacts of the oil sands," Raynolds said.
Meanwhile, Graham Saul of Climate Action Network Canada, said he believes Prime Minister Stephen Harper has no intention of meeting the new less stringent target.
"They have announced a declaration of dependence on the United States and they are openly admitting that they are going to do as little as possible until other countries force them to take action. It is a disgrace," he said in a statement.
Canada's Conservative government walked away from the Kyoto climate change pact, saying it could harm the economy.
Under the original Kyoto accord, signed by the previous Liberal government, Ottawa committed to cutting emissions by 6 percent from 1990 levels by 2012. Output of greenhouse gases is now around 35 percent higher than 1990 levels.
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It's hot now. But, of course, it's always been hot. Tabasco pepper sauce, made by the McIlhenny family on tiny Avery Island, La., is 125 years old this year. Beloved of generations, the sauce invented in 1868 by Edmund McIlhenny, a New Orleans banker, has graced the tables of Lord Kitchener on his relief expedition to Khartoum in 1884 and Teddy Roosevelt in the White House in 1906. Britain's Queen Mother likes it in her lobster cocktail. Soldiers forced to eat military rations have long known of the spicy power of Tabasco, and it is currently packed in every Meal Ready to Eat. Astronauts are also fans.
To celebrate this noteworthy condiment, Edmund McIlhenny's great-grandson and current McIlhenny vice president Paul C.P. McIlhenny has written a Tabasco cookbook (with Barbara Hunter, Clarkson Potter, $14) with 85 recipes from crayfish etouffe to orange-kumquat chutney, along with tips and family reminiscences and photos. Here's one of the recipes:


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CMS to begin implementing criteria for 75% Rule
There's some good news for providers: The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services said it plans to begin implementing the classification criteria used to determine eligibility standards under Medicare's inpatient rehabilitation payment rule, also known as the 75% Rule.
The June 21 notice lifts the January suspension of enforcement of criteria of the rule. It follows the Government Accountability Office's report that did not recommend CMS delay implementation of the revised criteria. The report also found that Medicare could save more money treating therapy patients at skilled nursing facilities rather than inpatient rehabilitation facilities (IRFs).
Skilled nursing providers praise the rule because it sends more patients their way. They also say it could save taxpayers as much as $370 million a year. Only 6% of IRFs in fiscal year 2003 met the 75% threshold, according to the GAO.
The rule, which was adopted in May 2004, expands the number of qualifying medical conditions for IRFs from 10 to 13. Conditions include: stroke, spinal cord injury, major multiple traumas and three kinds of arthritis. It also provides a four-year transition period during which the required percentage of patients with a qualifying condition increases gradually from 50% to 75%.
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There are several ways you can get connected with the Men's Ministry at Wellspring. Whatever your needs or interests are, we have something for you! Here are just a few of the ministries we offer:
CALLING MEN OF ALL AGES! Join us weekly for a time of prayer. We meet every Thursday morning at 6:30 AM in the Fireside Room. Breakfast follows at Karen's Coffee Cup.
Who We Are & What We Do
Band of Brothers is the name of our Men's Ministry that exists to equip men in the life-long pursuit of noble and authentic Christ-like manhood. We equip men with inspiring biblical teaching that is engaging, practical, and that stretches one's faith to the next level of faithfulness to Christ. We share life with one another, pray for one another, serve one another, and enjoy each other's company as we fulfill the destiny that God has for each man.
When & Where We Meet
We meet every Tuesday Evenings at 6:30 PM in the Fireside Room at Wellspring Bible Fellowship, 2245 NW Kline Street, Roseburg, OR 97471. For more information feel free to contact Rick Long @ 541-580-8166.
When & How We Serve
We have teams of men that meet the practical needs of widows, widowers, and single parents. We offer teams of men that operate on Saturdays & Mondays. Each month the teams serve with the love of Christ in meeting real needs such as home chores, yard work, hauling trash, home repair & maintenance, painting, car maintenance, moving, general care, etc. Further, our men pray for the needs of others that are in the vicinity of the person receiving care, asking God to open doors of opportunity and witness. Teams comprised of four men each are asked to donate three hours one Saturday or Monday each month. If you know of someone widowed or who is a single parent, you may call our team leader for a need evaluation. Leading our service teams of men is Rick Long. Rick can be reached at (541) 580-8166.
Men's Roundup has become one of the Wellspring Men's Ministry's annual highlights as our men enjoy a great weekend of music, fellowship, great food, play, and the Word of God. Approximately 1,500-2,000 men gather each year to hear nationally known speakers and musicians, while connecting with each other and being refreshed in God's Word. Men's Roundup is held at Camp Tadmor (www.mensroundup.com), a mountain camp ministry of CB Northwest. Held annually 2nd weekend of September.
Monday @ 6;30 pm Rm 225
Contact: Gary Wilson 541-672-3460
One of the greatest ways that men relate with each other is on the court, in the outfield, or hitting the ball. As these relationships are fostered and grow, God can use something as simple as a round ball to change lives. Never underestimate what happens in the dugout or on the court! Each summer, Wellspring forms one or two men's softball teams to play in the Roseburg area churches' men's softball league. Wellspring also seasonally opens our gym for pick-up basketball games. From time to time, this is a weekly event. Please watch out for upcoming announcements at our weekly services and on our website. Feel free to call the church office for more information.
Please contact the church office @ 541.672.6868 if you need any additional information on any of the ministries listed. We look forward to seeing you grow as a godly man as you get connected in our Men's Ministry.


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bfa Auction – Inagural Auction Of 19th and 20th Century American and European PaintingsJune 8th, 2010 by admin
Sale Date: June 24th, 2010 Time: 7:00 pm – Auction to be held on site
The catalogue is available for viewing at: www.liveauctioneers.com
Preview: June 19th and 21st – June 24th , 2010
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Fellows & Sons – Auction of Secondhand Jewellery & WatchesJune 8th, 2010 by admin
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Ruggiero Associates – Spring Online AuctionJune 4th, 2010 by admin
We are delighted to present our Spring Auction which is loaded with some wonderful property from various Fine Estates and Private Collections. The highlights include the largest collection of works by Yaacov Agam to come to market in many years, over eighty lots of contemporary studio and Murano art glass, a good collection of early Chinese blue and white porcelains and other Asian decorations, a very fine group of Impressionist, Modern and Contemporary prints and paintings, over one hundred pieces of 14th to 17th Century Southeast Asian ceramics, and of special interest are over 50 finished needlepoint pillows and over 450 painted original canvases, plus tons of needlepoint wool, from an old friend and colleague, Louis J. Gartner Jr. For more information, please see our website: http://www.ruggiero-associates.com/goodstuffsells.html
All in all, a huge sale with lots of "Great Stuff" we hope you will enjoy!
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USCCB News Release
August 4, 2010
Archbishop Kurtz Joins Cardinal George in Criticism
Notes That Voters Have Upheld Traditional Marriage at Every Turn
Calls Marriage Essential to Well Being of Society
WASHINGTON—Cardinal Francis George, President of the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops, decried the August 4 decision of a federal judge to overturn California voters' 2008 initiative that protected marriage as the union of one man and one woman.
"Marriage between a man and a woman is the bedrock of any society. The misuse of law to change the nature of marriage undermines the common good," Cardinal George said. "It is tragic that a federal judge would overturn the clear and expressed will of the people in their support for the institution of marriage. No court of civil law has the authority to reach into areas of human experience that nature itself has defined."
Joining Cardinal George in his criticism of the court decision was Archbishop Joseph Kurtz, Chair of the Ad Hoc Committee for the Defense of Marriage. Archbishop Kurtz noted that "Citizens of this nation have uniformly voted to uphold the understanding of marriage as a union of one man and one woman in every jurisdiction where the issue has been on the ballot. This understanding is neither irrational nor unlawful," he said. "Marriage is more fundamental and essential to the well being of society than perhaps any other institution. It is simply unimaginable that the court could now claim a conflict between marriage and the Constitution."
Keywords: Cardinal Francis George, United States Conference of Catholic Bishops, gay marriage, same-sex marriage, religious liberty, Proposition 8


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In the absence of Wayne Rooney and Steven Gerrard and with John Terry left on the bench, and against the most daunting opposition they could face, it was a night in which English youth earned their manager's trust.
"The most important thing that I saw this evening was the performance of Jack Rodwell, the performance of Phil Jones, the performance of Danny Welbeck," he said.
"These are really, really good young players. I saw also the performance of Kyle Walker when he played.
"I think these players will be really important for the next Euros because they played without fear. They played with personality on the pitch. I could see that physically and technically they were good enough."
Frank Lampard was supposed to be a victim of this new generation after being dropped against Bulgaria in September, yet here he was captain and goal-scorer in a memorable English victory.
"It does take a lot of beating, leading the team out and, with the goal, it is up there," he said.
"It was an amazing thing, captaining the team against the world champions on Remembrance weekend. Winning the first league with Chelsea was right up there but, in terms of your country, it is very, very special.
"It is a day to remember – I'll never forget it. I've achieved a lot of things I'm very proud of but I want to keep on achieving. To win 100 caps would be good but I don't want to take anything for granted.
It might be the last time I captain England. Hopefully I can do it again but, whatever, I don't care really. Now I have worn that armband once at Wembley and it was very special."
Capello also reserved praise for Scott Parker's "incredible performance" in front of the back four and enthused over the "fantastic" pariring of Joleon Lescott and Phil Jagielka in central defence.
Despite the excellence of this defensive performance, John Terry will return as captain against Sweden on Tuesday night.
He was left on the bench and when he warmed-up in the first half the corner of the stadium around him responded with clapping and boos in equal measure.
"John Terry and Gary Cahill will play against Sweden," Capello said.
"I can also tell you that Walker will play at right-back. Daniel Sturridge will play and also Bobby Zamora."


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While the authentic Latin food and drinks draw visitors from near and far, the music at the Ball & Chain leaves everyone wanting more. Available for private events, Ball & Chain offers truly unique elements for any soiree, including salsa dancers, Latin food stations, and live cigar rollers, that will really "wow" attendees. Little Haiti Miami's Little Haiti neighborhood is a wonderful way for meeting and event attendees to experience a taste of Haitian culture and cuisine in a low-key, non-touristy area. Located along NE 2nd Avenue, Little Haiti, is adjacent to the major Wynwood Art District, and is being called Miami's next big art and cultural center. In addition to art galleries, bookstores, and Haitian music establishment, the Little Haiti Cultural Center boasts a myriad of dance and theater performances that illustrates the musical and theatrical renaissance of Haitian cultural activity in Miami. The Center houses an art gallery and theater and features Afro-Caribbean celebrations and performances, including a weekly Caribbean marketplace, where visitors can hear music, purchase classic Haitian art, and savor delicious Creole delicacies. Longtime family owned businesses, such as the infamous Leela's Restaurant, grace the streets of Little Haiti. As one of the most popular Haitian-American eateries in the area, this family-owned restaurant serves traditional Haitian dishes that will be sure to delight meeting attendees. Coconut Grove Located on Grand Avenue, in the heart of West Coconut Grove, Kroma Gallery + Courtyard features art studios and communal gathering and exhibition spaces. Contemporary in nature, Kroma's mission is to provide affordable gallery and studio space for artists. In addition to playing host to many exhibitions and events, Kroma is available to rent for corporate meetings, events, and private parties. If your group's tastes are more modern, check out The Loft on Bayshore in Coconut Grove. An ideal space for corporate and social gatherings, the Loft can accommodate up to 300 guests for a cocktail reception and up to 150 guests for a formal sit down dinner. Historic Overtown Just northwest of Downtown Miami lies Historic Overtown, one of Miami's original neighborhoods. A destination of choice for South Florida visitors and residents alike, Overtown is a historically African-American neighborhood featuring art, eateries and cultural venues that celebrate the long-standing history of the community. Today, Overtown features the Overtown Folk Life Village, which is a four block mixed-use cultural marketplace that highlights the arts and humanities of the Harlem Renaissance, the Caribbean and West Africa. The nearby Lyric Theater, a 400-seat theater, offers a year-round destination for various events and high-quality performances. For more information on these and other meeting and event venues in Greater Miami and the Beaches, contact the GMCVB Convention Sales team at (305) 539-3071. Stay in Touch: Sign up for our quarterly Miami Meeting Planner email newsletter to stay informed about the latest updates to the Miami Beach Convention Center, new hotels, restaurants, attractions and other venues important to meeting planners. We will also provide information on the latest meeting planner services and offers provided by GMCVB.


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My self imposed recession ban has been lifted which means I can give a plug to the upcoming event I am proud to be involved in with my good friends at Canadian Fundraiser.
The event Surviving and Thriving in Challenging times, sponsored by Pareto Fundraising to be held in Toronto on the 17th of February will bring together people from all parts of the sector to discuss what is happening out there in the trenches, and how we can best manage these turbulent times.
This is a Canadian first, with nothing else of this magnitude been run here to date.
It's an interesting bunch of talented people presenting on the panel and presenting. Oh, and I managed to score a gig as well.
We've got representatives from large and small charities, we've got researchers, consultants, leading Canadian philanthropists and social entrepreneurs.
The day promises to be full of meaty and useful information, lots of interesting discussion, some data to show what's really happening as well as some practical advice on what to do moving forward from some of the best in the industry.
Check it out.


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Summer vacation for kids always centers on the notion that school is out, and books and studying become virtually obsolete for the next three months.
So when talk during the summer turns to toys or games when it comes to kids, rarely does the rhetoric touch on products that would be deemed as educational. Perhaps that notion is quickly vanquished by parents and kids alike given the time or year, figuring that all parties involved need a bit of a break from the serious, and summer should be a time for children to relax and enjoy their time off.
That sentiment seems justified as the school year often can be taxing on kids, but parents must ultimately walk a fine line between allowing kids to completely vegetate for three months or inundate them with what essentially could be considered an extension of school that just ended.
Somewhere between those two ideas is the happy medium from a toy or game standpoint.
That's why it's so important for parents to find toys and games that continually engage kids through the months of June, July and August but do so almost as a guise of something fun. That combination isn't quite as easy to find at the toy store or online, but that's why parents must really look long and hard if they're truly intent on introducing a new toy during this time period.
Perhaps moms and dads could introduce kids to an engaging puzzle on a rainy July afternoon or elicit some sort of response when the sun is shining by presenting their children with something that might promote getting outside versus handing them a PlayStation 4 game.
Often overlooked are toys in the summer months that range from a new bicycle to other outdoor and sports related items that get kids off the couch and out the door. Exercise and activity is directly related to kids staying focused and creative even when school isn't in session. Parents don't necessarily have to equate education with textbooks or lesson plans when it comes to finding the right toy, but rather can think outside the box and infuse athletics and sports as a suitable replacement genre.
No one is suggesting that parents play the role of teacher this summer and forcing their kids to sit behind a makeshift, at home desk to do more math problems or reading assignments. But summer should be about at least harnessing and fostering a modicum of mental capacity to keep kids sharp before the next school year rolls around.


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This week we're revisiting place value and I knew I needed these posters! Since we only go up to 999 in 2nd I knew I had to tweek the posters a bit. With that said I have created some place value posters for 1st - 2nd grade using smaller numbers. Once again this idea was not mine I am just tweeking it to fit my curriculum. I've attached the posters below if they can be of any use to you.
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text: I love this photo because it captures so many emotions. I am happy and free and in love. This is me most evenings with the man that I love, adore, respect and can't get enough of. Most Friday nights, most nights for that matter, involve me painting with this man by my side. I love to work next to him, just hanging out, watching tv, joking, laughing talking. From the moment he leaves in the morning I miss him until he gets back. We make up excuses and find ways to meet during the day. A lunch here, an errand there. He gets off work early whenever he can. He will take work home so he can work next to me while I paint. We joke that we are addicted to each other. And I am not sure there is a better way to describe it. I will tell the whole story of how we met someday. Today is just about the overwhelming love I have for this man and how happy he makes me. I have never known emotions and feelings like this before and I can't get enough. I find myslef thinking of things to make him happy, ways to make him smile. I just want to return to him what he gives to me. He makes everything shinier, brighter, happier. To say I feel lucky to have found him does not even begin to explain how I feel. The only comparable feelings I have are that for my children. I have known this man for 2 years and loved him for just over a year now. It was about this time last year that I first whispered three words that absolutely terrified me to say. And now, he, like my children, are a part of me now. Part of my children's lives now. And I cannot imagine life without him. I simply adore him. And yes, am addicted to him. I love you baby!


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Lithium Australia
Lithium Australia (ASX:LIT) is listed on the Australian Securities Exchange.
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Lithium Australia to benefit from maiden lithium resource in electric vehicle manufacturer's backyard
Lithium Australia NL (ASX:LIT) is set to benefit from a maiden resource estimate for the Sadisdorf Tin-Lithium Project in Germany.
The inferred estimate of 25 million tonnes at 0.45% lithium is a milestone for the lithium explorer and processing technology developer.
Significantly, not only is it the first time the company has secured a lithium resource, there is also potential to add to it.
Lithium Australia's SiLeach® processing technology is suited to unlocking the lithium value of historical silicate deposits such as Sadisdorf.
The deposit doesn't stack up as a standalone tin mine, but adding lithium and the by-product credits made possible by SiLeach, makes it more feasible economically.
This is supported by the project's proximity to Volkswagen (ETR:VOW), BMW (ETR:BMW) and Mercedes (ETR:DAI) who are rapidly gearing up to make electric vehicles (EVs).
Other Lithium Australia news
- Lithium Australia to turn waste into commercial lithium product
- Lithium Australia NL to reveal assays from Ravensthorpe in early August
- Lithium Australia NL ready to drill at Ravensthorpe
- Lithium Australia NL to drill for lithium clays in Mexico
- Lithium Australia advances commercialisation of Sileach™ process


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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Supreme Court on Wednesday appeared closely divided as it weighed Teva Pharmaceutical Industries Ltd's high-profile fight with generic drug manufacturers over patent protections for Copaxone, its top-selling multiple sclerosis drug.
Teva is battling to protect a key patent for the drug that is due to expire in September 2015. It is one of the most important business cases of the current term for the nine Supreme Court justices.
There are two teams developing cheaper generic forms of Copaxone: one involving Novartis AG's Sandoz Inc and Momenta Pharmaceuticals Inc and another involving Mylan Inc and Natco Pharma Ltd.
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SOURCE: Clean Commodities Corp.
November 01, 2016 13:25 ET
VANCOUVER, BC--(Marketwired - November 01, 2016) - Clean Commodities Corp. (TSX VENTURE: CLE) ("Clean Commodities" or the "Corporation") is pleased to announce that it has arranged a brokered flow-through financing (the "Flow-Through Financing") consisting of up to 4,117,648 flow-through shares (the "Flow-Through Shares") at an above-market price of $0.085 per flow-through share for gross proceeds of up to $350,000.08.
The Corporation intends to use the proceeds of the Flow-Through Financing to fund exploration work at its Labrador Trough Project in Quebec, and/or other exploration opportunities as its project portfolio in Quebec presents.
Clean Commodities engaged Secutor Capital Management Corp. to conduct the Flow-Through Financing. The Corporation has agreed to pay a 7% cash fee on the gross proceeds of the Flow-Through Financing and issue non-transferrable common share brokers warrants equal to 7% of the total Flow-Through Financing exercisable at $0.085 for an 18 month period following closing.
Shares issued pursuant to the Flow-Through Financing shall be subject to a four-month hold period pursuant to applicable securities laws of Canada.
About Clean Commodities Corp.
Clean Commodities Corp. (TSX VENTURE: CLE) is an exploration company holding a diverse portfolio of clean commodity assets including lithium, uranium, and PGE projects. For more information, please visit www.cleancommodities.com.
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Preview: Bulls at Lakers
The Los Angeles Lakers are never quite sure how many players will be available on a given night but are finding ways to win with a shortened roster. The Lakers will look for a third straight triumph when they host the Chicago Bulls on Sunday. Los Angeles finished off a win in Cleveland with four eligible players on Wednesday and knocked off Philadelphia on Friday with Nick Young, Pau Gasol, Jordan Farmar and Jodie Meeks joining Kobe Bryant on the sidelines.


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Title: Fairy Lights
By: mandy-jg
Pairing: Fred/Hermione
Summary: All she wanted to do was go home.
Rating: Any Age
A/N: Balcony prompt for 100quills
The fairy lights twinkled in the garden below her, sounds from the party behind her reached her ears. It was her party, and she was still out on the balcony, not finding it within herself to join the festivities. There were too many people, so many she didn't know or remember, wanting to talk to her, congratulate her, and all she wanted to do was go home.
"They are asking where you are," Fred said, coming to stand beside her, two drinks in his hands.
"What did you say?"
"That's you'd run off with George, having loved him all along naturally."
"You poor thing."
"Yes," he sighed deeply. "You, the shameless hussy broke my heart."
Hermione laughed, resting her head on his shoulder, "can we go home?"
"Not yet love, our mothers would crucify us if we tried."
"I'm so tired."
"Not long, promise."
"We aren't needed, there is enough food and drink to last a week. You and I, will not be missed."
"Ah, but we would be dear," he smiled. "You tend to notice the absence of the bride and groom at their wedding. Sorry love."
"Worth a shot," she looked up at him. "Can we hide out here?"
"Absolutely. You're father keeps eying me, I think he wants to 'chat'. Rather not."
"Chicken," she laughed.
"Party pooper," he countered.


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EDI for SAP Business All-in-One
Adding EDI to SAP Business All-in-One means adding EDI functionalities and advanced e-commerce features too. It also means that users of your software are then able to directly access DiCentral's advanced B2B Cloud Platform.
With this single point of access, there can be a direct link between SAP Business All-in-One software and the DiCentral B2B Cloud Platform, facilitating the integration of EDI and e-commerce. This approach is a great way to automate interactions between all parties in the supply chain: suppliers, clients, carriers and other trading partners.
This integration helps organizations significantly improve collaboration, boost visibility and optimise processing of the value chain. In fact, integrating EDI/B2Bwith your SAP Business All-in-One presents a key opportunity for companies already using this technology. In addition to promoting a great return on investment, this step could also radically change the way in which organizations communicate and interact with one another.
Benefits of adding a fully integrated EDI solution to SAP Business All-in-One:
- Better respond to your clients' EDI needs
- Reduce your exchange costs
- Eliminate manual data capture
- See a quicker return on your investment
- Use of an integrated solution in your computer equipment system
- Get an advanced and personalized solution
Cost-benefit analysis
As in the case with all important and large-scale projects, roll-out optimization of an EDI solution must undergo a detailed analysis to determine its profitability.
DiCentral has mastered the cost-benefit analysis process. We would be pleased to help you run a project feasibility evaluation. You'll come away with an exact summary of project costs and user fees, when you can expect to see a return on your investment and just how much money you'll be saving.


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As Day #2 of my 14-day campaign to understand Pinterest waned, I knew I had to put aside real work so I could keep to my plan.
So, off to Pinterest I clicked.
My Home Feed
Unless there's some configuration option I don't know about, what you see on your Home Feed at Pinterest are pins of the people you follow.
21 of the 24 people I'm following are women. This isn't surprising, insofar as all the analyses I've read say that Pinterest users are predominantly female.
The three men I follow have a total of 2 pins. Way to go, guys.
So my Home Feed pretty much consists of food and fashion.
My mission, as I wrote about yesterday, is to find out how Pinterest can help grow business that engage in B2B. (It's already fairly obvious how it can help businesses that sell products women buy.)
Since I do Web design and development, I entered "web development" in the search box.
The results were dominated by "glamour shots" of employees of a Chicago firm called DevBridge ("It's number 3; yes, I'm sure of it. May I leave now?") and witty infographics stereotyping and juxtaposing Designers and Developers.
I was expecting to find portfolio samples, but didn't find many.
But aha! "web design portfolio" yielded those.
More searching
Searching for "php programming" yielded photos of covers of most of the php books that are either in my library or amazon.com wish list.
I was hoping to find a "Surprise me" or "Staff Picks" choice.
Not.There is a "Popular" link. But when I clicked it, I couldn't figure out how Pinterest determines what's popular (see the numbers in the screen shot to the left). I'm sure the answer can be found in the Help Center. But (a) I've already gone past my allotted 24 minutes, so I don't want to spend time in the Help Center; and (b) I tried going to the Help Center but was directed to my Home Feed.
Impressions after Day #2
- 24 minutes a day isn't much time to allocate to Pinterest surfing.
- Yeah, Pinterest is for women and about products.
- I can see how it can help businesses that sell products women buy. But I'm still not seeing how it can work for B2B or B2C, especially where the business is a consulting service not involved in food or fashion.
- I don't know how Kate Awsumb can love food as much as she obviously does and still be a skinny as a rail.
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The nSiteful Tech Blog (the official blog of nSiteful Web Builders, Inc. since January of 2013) is where I (Jeff Cohan) and (occasionally) associates will be posting articles of potential interest to like-minded techies, nSiteful clients who are playing active roles in the maintenance of their own Web sites and blogs, and pretty much anyone interested in how Web strategies and tools can help them reach their goals.


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Store review: Sherry London.
Hola, sweeties :) Hoy les tengo esta reseña de una nueva tienda de vestidos. Tiene vestidos de gala muy bonitos para cualquier ocasión y envíos a todo el mundo. Les recuerdo que esta entrada es para darles a conocer la tienda, no he comprado en ella, este post es una colaboración con la tienda y apoyan mucho al blog al leer esta entrada y si gustan visitar alguno de los links :) Dicho esto, les mostraré mis vestidos favoritos, espero que les gusten.
Hi, sweeties :) Today I've got a new store review, Sherry London is a new dess website with lots of evening dresses and dresses for any occasion. They're so beautiful that it was hard to choose my faves. This post is a collabo with Sherry London, I have not bought at this store, this post is just an introduction to this awesome store, hope you like it and like the dress selection I made.
I really liked the website, it is easy to understand and make purchases also,
they have discounts and many different styles.
This store was founded in 2007 and is located in China, so they have experience and worldwide shipping.
You can search the perfect dress for your big day from more than 1200 different models, also you can find a huge variety of styles and trends.It is a store that guarantees quality at a good price :)
They also have awesome photos and dresses for any occasion, as
With Sherry London you could be sure that your dress will be made with the highest quality materials, with great details and tailor-made specially for you. With they're prices you can save up to 60% in your dress and look fabolous in your big day!
Sherry London provides fast worldwide shipping with DHL or UPS, but you can also select a faster shipping for those emergencies, so you can be sure that your dress will arrive on time.
Look at this gorgeous long evening dresses:
the right one is beautiful! The fabric is so beautiful. You can check it HERE , it also has a big discount ;)
Look at those applications!
Also, they have some beautiful dresses with lace applications:
They also have modest models, I always look for long evening dresses with short sleeves, here certainly you can find any style you like :)
They have a special section for black evening dresses , and with great deals! Who doesn't need a great black dress? Here you can find a lot of styles and trends, glamorous, traditional, modest or very modern.
Look at these colors *o* These evening maxi dresses are just gorgeous. One of the trends this season are these autumnal pastel colors.
This is my favourite, you can check it in the store HERE:
Thanks a lot for your visit :) Hope you liked this dress selection from Sherry London, they have beautiful dresses, worldwide shipping and so many styles, colors and sections.
You can trust in Sherry London, they will surely send your dress in time, you will pay safely and the shipping will be on time. They have a great coonsulting and custumers service, so you can ask anything anytime and they will be there for you.
You can trust in Sherry London, they will surely send your dress in time, you will pay safely and the shipping will be on time. They have a great coonsulting and custumers service, so you can ask anything anytime and they will be there for you.
You'll surely find something for you ;)
I send you a hug wherever you are <3


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New and Tasty Spots to Try Out in Flagstaff
Have you been out to eat in Flagstaff recently? If not, now is the time to venture out and try some new places. Not only have some great restaurants opened, but local favorites are also sharing their creations at the award-winning Devour Phoenix Culinary Classic event (Sunday portion). Flagstaff's Shift and Sosoba will be showcasing their food and drink while collaborating with some of Arizona's top culinary names Way to go, Flagstaff!
We've put together a guide of some of the new and tasty spots to try out in Flagstaff:
FLG Terroir - The former Wine Loft has retained features that we knew and loved, while upgrading the interior. The lighting is low, the furniture is welcoming, and the food is simple, innovative, and completely delicious. The menu has some consistent favorites like the cheese plate while mixing in a rotating offering of seasonal dishes. Select from a large array of wines by the glass or bottle.
Pizzicletta - This beloved, wood fired pizza house has been going for a few years now but deserves mention on any list of great places to eat in Flagstaff. Caleb and his team have been consistently stepping up the food game in Flagstaff since their inception. House made everything: cheese, bread, pizza, and gelato. A highly curated wine list that you cannot go wrong selecting from.
Root - Who doesn't love a rooftop patio? This one offers some of the best views in downtown Flagstaff with food and drink offerings to match. They use locally sourced ingredients and create tasty creations with a somewhat southern flair. Small plates or larger entrees offer something for every size appetite. House made Bloody Marys. And now serving brunch too.
Shift - When you go into shift, you will see the kitchen staff front and center. It is an open plan, allowing diners to watch and engage with the chef and staff as they prepare their dishes. It is a great way to learn more about how the folks at Shift approach food. There are local ingredients as well as house brined, preserved, and fermented items. This level of attention to detail extends into their drinks and desserts too.
Sosoba - If you have ever wondered what a fried macaroni and cheese ball tastes like, it is time to visit Sosoba. (I am a fan of this deep fried treat.) Also a great place to frequent for udon, ramen, or soba noodles paired with one of a variety of tasty broths with meat or veggies on top. Pro tip - ask for a side of the house made kimchi. You will be glad you did. Try the Mai Tai.
There's more to come! Stay tuned for the opening of these new Flagstaff restaurants - La Veta, Oh Sushi!, Cottage Place re-dux, and the new Grand Canyon Cafe.


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It's getting HOT. If you're looking forward to sexy, steamy summer nights like we are, our exclusive Ultimate Lingerie Guide is here to help you get ready.
Listen up, ladies. We're all different, and we're all beautiful. If you're not sure if lingerie is for you, we're here to set the record straight. Here at Seductions Lingerie, our professional store associates will help you find the perfect pieces to hug your curves and flatter that figure. Our Ultimate Lingerie Guide was designed for every girl, from lifelong lingerie lovers to first-time collectors.
There are so many different lingerie styles out there, which can often be overwhelming. We totally understand. To better help you feel sexy and confident in your skin, we've broken down each body type with lingerie suggestions specific to your body type. To make it more fun, we've referenced a few of our favorite celebrities in our guide associated with each shape!
We'll describe:
- Different body types and how lingerie suits your unique features
- What pieces best suit your body
- What pieces will help you flatter, tempt, and tease
There's something to suit every body, and we're here to help. We'll cover multiple shapes and sizes in our guide, including:
With a full bottom, seek intimates that accentuate your delicate upper body, bringing attention upwards. Our adult stores will provide suggestions that will help you show off what your mama gave you!
Ooh, la, la! Your chest and hips are equally proportioned and your waistline is your narrowest measurement. We'll help you learn more about how to show off that pin-up girl figure!
For this voluptuous, beautiful figure, your waistline is your widest measurement, so naturally, your bust and hips are narrower in comparison. Some of our hot lingerie summer styles are absolutely perfect for our apples!
If you are broader on top and have narrow hips and legs, we'll show you how to rock the sexiest lingerie styles like a boudoir pro.
Straight figures don't have much variation across the bottom or top, which means we've got lots of new curve-enhancing seductive lingerie styles to accentuate the goods.
You can get away with wearing less supportive styles that many women may shy away from. Forget about functional…some of our most delicate pieces are perfect for petites!
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Sunday, 30 March 2014
I haven't posted in what seems like years and I can't apologise enough! Piece have decided that throughout the summer I will be trying to post more, with better quality photos etc thanks to my wonderful friend who is willing to come and take some photos of me! I thought that I would use this post to pot up some of my recent outfits and tell you about the goings on in my life recently, so if you're interested in all that, then by all means carry on.
First, to the outfits,
I've had a couple of fabulous charity shop buys recently such as this huge jumper which I can't seem to go without at the moment, hands down best charity buy ever. Can't say no to a good ol' oversized jumper for £3 can you? Paired with my Zara jeans (£15.99) and my infamous office Chelsea boots (£70) it's one of my favourite relaxed looks. Can't go wrong.
Another recent Zara steal is this black sheer blouse I picked up in the sale for £9.99, can't get any better than that! Paired with my boots again, and my ripped h&m jeans (£15) it's a nice dark look. For those who haven't gathered from here or my Instagram (@hayleighjm) I am partial to a black outfit...
This photo is my fave, it looks absolutely nothing like me and it's fab. I wore this for my mums 59th birthday when we went out for lunch and I felt so cute in it. The shorts are Topshop (£10) and the shoes are Zara which I got for £5 and they are hands down one of the best steals I've ever got my hands on in the Zara sale. Underneath I've just got one of my old ballet leotards and it's super easy to get your hands on a simple leotard, I suggest a look on www.missguided.co.uk for one.
And finally my outfit from today! By today I mean the day I wrote this but you get the point. Everywhere on the fashion scene seems to have gone crazy for the 'sports luxe' look so I thought I'd give it a try, I have been sceptical of this as the whole Air Max look really doesn't appeal to me, and that's not a comment upon those who do as I'm sure you work them just fine, it's just not up my style street. I love casual and comfy looks which do have a fashionable edge, and I really felt good wearing this today, albeit the cliche Nike Rosche Runs, but they are a damn gorgeous pair of shoes so why not? I have to say its refreshing wearing such comfortable footwear to walk around in, new level of style and comfort. Going to be trying it out for summer more me thinks!
Update on my life at the moment if you're interested! Since my last post I've been to Iceland, gained weight, lost weight, stressed about exams, ended and era and have been happy and sad. Iceland was great, any holiday I get to spend with Fiona is always amazing, she's my true soulmate and yeah I super enjoy her company (hi fiona ily). Trying to get fit for summer and Turkey with Niki so that'll be a bore but hey. GCSE's coming up is terrifying and frankly I'd much rather curl up in a ball and hibernate through my responsibilies but hey that's not going to happen really is it? Ah well, all us 16 year old pulling through together eh. Can't wait for it to be over though, prom with the bestie and a possible inter railing adventure is more than enough to get me through it all.
Next a highly asked about thing recently, me and Matt recently split up due to something I found out ad you may be able to infer, but it just wasn't going to work any longer, I wish to cause him no hate as the time I spent with him was lovely and the memories I have I will of course never forget. However being able to move on and meet new people has put a new refreshing outlook on my life and I'm very happy at the moment.
And lastly on a lighter note! I am super looking forward to posting more on here as writing about lifestyle and fashion etc is emotionally satisfying for me. I wrote a fashion article for my English AS which I'm taking a year early and I really enjoyed it so I can't wait to get writing more. I have a few things I will be reviewing soon and I can't wait to get this up and running again. As always your constructive criticism and ideas for new posts are muchly appriciated!
Hayleigh x
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Aah I loved this xxReplyDelete
love your style so much! and your body is like perfect haha i'm really unhappy with my legs, i try to motivate myself but never quite manage haha what do you do to keep your legs in shape and how do you motivate yourself?ReplyDelete
you should definetly continue posting x
Your style and figure is just perfect. I'm glad you're ok and everything and I'm sure you'll do fab in your GCSE's! I'm so excited to keep reading your posts!ReplyDelete
Good picks ,you have good taste http://www.robesdemariee2013.com/ReplyDelete
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Over the weekend I decided to keep 'staying busy'..
it has been an entire week since my son moved out getting
ready for college to start up.. we are adjusting, but it is going to take some
time to get use to it.
So this weekend I decided it was time to do some freezer cooking.
I also decided it was time to defrost our small deep freeze, and bring it back inside the house.
I had such high hopes for it not being in the house anymore... but basically our refrigerator freezer just couldn't hold anything else at this point. :o)
(It couldn't hold anything else because no one wants to go all the way to the garage to put items away... including myself... the garage is across the yard in our
On to the freezer cooking...
Freezer cooking to me is just making several meals at once and freezing some or all of them, so they are ready to go when we have a busy day, or I just don't really want to cook.
So what did I do for stocking up the freezer?
I cooked several chicken tenders, and when they were cool enough I shredded them up.
I made 2 Homemade chicken pot pie's.. One for now, one to freeze.
Then I put some shredded chicken in a freezer bag for a later use.
I also put some of the chicken and some of the broth from the chicken in a freezer container, which I plan to use for chicken noodles in the future.
Since I made the pie crust for my chicken pot pie's and divided it into 3.. I also have an extra pie crust in the freezer ready to go.
Oh, and I almost forgot, we also had quesadilla's for one meal over the weekend with some of the chicken.
Wahoo for chicken quesadilla's.. :0)
Next up..
I also cooked some ground beef, then divided it up, placing about half in a freezer bag for taco's or whatever later on.. and then I made a big pot of chili with the rest of it, which got divided up into freezer bags.
However, I also wanted to use up a few things in the fridge while I was on this cooking spree of mine.
I had some green bell peppers that needed to be used, so I decided to stuff them with some chili, add some cheese, and to the oven they went. (yum)
Next thing to use up were some carrots that were leftover from my chicken pot pie's, so I decided to make a big pot of vegetable beef stew. (I had some shredded steak in the freezer saved for this very occasion)
So when it was done and cooled a bit, I divided that up as well.
Because I couldn't stop there and just had to make some sort of sweet treats..
I also made Homemade cinnamon rolls.. divided them in half, froze a batch, and cooked the rest of course.. :0) (so good with coffee in the morning)
Also got around to making homemade chocolate chip cookies that I divided up.
I am happy with what I was able to get done.. though I didn't get everything done.
I then cleaned up our kitchen, loaded up the dishwasher for the 4th or 5th time that day, and called it a night.
I had hoped to make an Angel food cake to put up as well, and I will probably make some homemade noodles to freeze.. those are next on my freezer cooking list. Mostly because I need to use up some eggs and those are the 2 best ways that I know of. :0)
So what are some of the 'Go To' items on your freezer cooking list?


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At the first instance, you might think there isn't anything wrong with this dog. But as you watch the video longer, you will realise that this dog has some serious issues to deal with. Well, it seems like he hates his left foot and his left foot is pretty naughty as well! It's just funny how the dog reacts to his foot.
Watch the video here: Link
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Despite all the supportive comments and e-mails, I can't say I've been coping real well over the last couple of weeks. In fact, I generally feel like I'm falling apart. Though, I'm sure that was pretty obvious by now.
I put on a good show in front of the people that will remember if I don't, but most days I can't even bring myself to answer the phone. I've been going to work like usual, sometimes a little later than I should be. I've missed a class or two, but nothing that should do any real harm. To most people, the irritations have appeared minor.
In reality, I have been coping by shutting down. I have abanoned people that have needed my support. The blog has gone without much posting. E-mails go unanswered for days or weeks, if they ever get answered at all. My phone runs out of battery before I am willing to even look at it, and the voicemails just keep piling up without ever being heard.
Naturally, I have found myself at a breaking point or two as a result of this unhealthy habit of mine ... That evening in my office where I just had to close the door to make the Live sex chat world go away, or the evening I sat crying by the sink on the floor of a public restroom, or the nights I lay in bed with the tears welling up in my eyes as I pray that the morning will never come, just so that I don't have to put on the mask and face the world again before I'm ready to.
I always knew that shutting down was how I coped, but I couldn't see until now how far away from reality that place really can be. There is a part of me that can see the danger and the red flags in all of this, but that part of me doesn't usually win out. And unfortunately, through all of the abandonment and lack of trust in my short life, I just haven't quite learned anything better.
So I continue on, behind my mask of strength, coping with the negative as best I can despite the flawed methods ... hoping that the sun will soon burn through the clouds and shed the rays of warm sun on my face again.
Even in Death...
It is going to take a lot of time for me to accept that my grandmother is gone and that she was stolen away by some selfish prick with nothing better to do than drink his pathetic life away. I'm incredibly angry at life for taking her now, like this, so unfairly.
But even in death there is still a silver lining, of sorts ... I suppose ... In some sick and morbid way, I'm kind of glad that my grandmother died the way she did - she died being who she was - a helper, a doer, and one stubborn lady.
You see, my grandmother was not your typical lady. Her husband died of cancer over 40 years ago, leaving her to raise 3 kids on her own. After that she designed and built the house she lived in for the rest of her life. She was a school teacher with two Masters Degrees and a world traveler that most military personnel couldn't hold a candle to. There are places that today even young Jasmin live men should be careful about traveling to that she brazenly went to over the last 25 years, even as an elderly woman. She followed protocol and custom, always learning about cultures around the world - I found no less than 5 foreign language dictionaries on just one of her bookshelves. She was a ground breaking woman that did what she thought was right, regardless of how difficult it might be.
Even in her death, she will continue to push the limits of what society has accepted as normal. This time, she will be the center of creating a new local legal precedent. The case brought against the other driver will be the first in the county to be prosecuted under new, stricter, and more lengthy maximum punishments. As tough as it will be, I'm am glad that my grandmother, such a strong woman in life, will continue to help her fellow man through her death.
My parents aren't even in town yet and already they are arguing ...
I'm not sure the Marriott can handle them both in the same building for the four nights they will both be staying.
Maybe I can check them into rooms on opposite corners of the hotel and on floors as far away from one another as possible?
Let's hope so ...
Your Friendly Blog-o-sphere Car Salesman...
Yep, Eric of SWG should become the 'sphere car salesman. How do I know? Listen to the dream I woke from this morning.
Setting: Large-scale blogmeet of some kind, as best as I can figure
Everyone is having a good time, chit-chatting, laughing (lots of laughing), having some munchies and a few drinks. Most everyone knows each other in some capacity, but there's this one guy ....
He's a big guy. Very tall, large bone structure, and of formidable weight. No one seems to know who he is or where he came from. People try to include him in conversation and be polite, but he is a master of concealing any meaningful information that may reveal his identity or connection to the LiveJasmin gathering. He looks no one in the face as he talks and focuses his attention in a general downward direction. There remains a purposeful air of mystery around him and confusion in his wake.
From somewhere in the house Eric stumbles upon the scene, determined to bring some comedy to the scene. The next thing you know, the big guy is fairly drunk. Yet, he is still far more interested in keeping his head down, curt conversation, and the snack table than much blogger-style socialization. So Eric presses the envelope a little more.
Eric starts chatting up the big guy about anything he has expressed an interest in or a desire for. Given his attention on the snack plate, many food items were discussed. Suddenly, Eric starts offering to sell him things.
"5 bucks for a bag of those cashews to take home with you, Buddy"
"How about some of those olives for later? Just a couple dollars"
And the offers expanded...
"Seems you really like the style of this table. It's yours if you've got about 45 greenbacks you want to part with"
"The ring? Yeah, it's a nice ring. I tell you what, I'll let it go for a C note if you really want it that bad. You're a good guy."
We all stood around in amazement. This guy was taking every offer Eric threw his way. Big dude's wallet was hemorrhaging. At some point it became a sport that we all started betting on.
The big money was on how much trouble Eric was going to be in with Mrs. SWG though. She walked out and we all got dead silent. Eric took his new customer to investigate more potential sales. All that could be heard behind them was nervous laughter and shuffling, uneasy feet.
We reluctantly clued Mrs. SWG in that her husband was auctioning off their belongings to a stranger. She paused for a minute and her face tightened. Until she got curious, "How much is he selling us down the river for?"
We relayed the prices on things and she burst into a fit of laughter. Seems Eric was taking the big guy for the ride of his life. All the prices were at least 75% above the item's real value, if not twice that.
So personally, I think Eric would be perfect for 'sphere car salesman. Just don't buy a car from him now that you know why he got the job. But the ellipses would really put newbies at ease ...
Girl Interrupted
I just flew back into D.C. .... and boy my arms are tired ...
The blogging has sucked lately since I've been out of town and it doesn't look like it will get any better any time soon...
Mom gets to town tomorrow
Dad/Bro/Aunt/Friend get to town Thurs
No idea when g-ma gets to town ... last I heard her plans to drive were foiled by the power steering in her car that couldn't be readily fixed.
I'll be with at least 2 family members every day for the rest of the entire month ... I may need someone to come break me out of the looney bin or jail by the time this is overwith. With my luck, probably both at some point ...
The worst part is that I'm really starting to miss being able to write about what's going through my head ... stupid responsibilities ...
I've been severely interrupted


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Makes enough for 4 hungry people
400g '00' pasta flour
400g fine semolina flour
400ml water
Put both the flours in a bowl and slowly mix in the water. Once you feel you have added enough water to be able to bring the dough together, push it into a ball.
Turn the dough out and start kneading. Kneading is all about stretching to strengthen the gluten, which gives your pasta the resilience it needs to be chewy rather than mushy.
You can see the dough changing as you knead it: when it's ready it should look glossy and smooth.
Let it rest for a few minutes before you start to roll it out.
Cut the dough into four balls, and roll them with your hands into cylinders.
Then roll the cylinders into longer strands. Break the strands off at about 8in (20cm) long and roll them a little bit more until they are about half the thickness of a pencil.
Don't worry if they all end up different lengths, but try to get them all to more or less the same thickness.
Dust a tray with semolina and scatter your pasta on it.
When your sauce is ready, boil the pici in a big pan of well-salted water for about three minutes until cooked but still resilient.


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By Marsha Winston and Susie Middlebrooks
Hats off to Paula Reeves! She joined the Smoke Rise Baptist Weekday School staff in 1981 as a teacher of our 3 year olds. After being home with her children, she returned to teach Older 2's and Kindergym in 1987. She served as Assistant Director from 1994-2001, becoming the Director in June 2001.
After 27 years, Paula is retiring.
It was not unusual to see Paula reading to the students, leading a Mother Goose parade, letting the kids comb and put curlers in her hair on Pajama Day, wearing a Frosty costume or serving as a circus ringmaster. She drove the kindergarteners to skating lessons, held sick children, managed their boo-boos and called each child and parent by name.
Paula's first concern has always been the children. She was committed to a "play oriented" preschool where the children felt secure, happy and comforted by the teachings of God's love.
Paula's love for the Weekday School will always be remembered. It was a great joy in her life and she always thought of the school as her mission. This resulted in many young families joining the church.
We wish God's richest blessing for her as she begins this next chapter in her life.


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My day started out so well. I decided to use the bison sausages for breakfast. I scrambled up
- egg whites
- mushrooms
- red pepper
- onion
- spinach
- added 1/2 a bison link with a slice of Ezekial Bread yum!
I love Oh...She Glows and Angela has a great recipe on there for make your own spelt wraps. I think i'll whip up a batch for lunch. Stay tuned :)


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|Sunrise and sunset are the best times to enjoy the red rocks of Sedona -- they turn even redder!
|Sedona, Arizona
|Near sunset we took a drive along Red Rocks Loop Road (west of Sedona) and snapped this photo of Cathedral Rock with Courthouse Butte in the distance
|Chapel of the Holy Cross is a popular stop in Sedona, and one look will tell you why. Look at that dramatic setting!
|View of Courthouse Butte from a different angle. We made a loop around this magnificent piece of real estate.
|On the far side of Courthouse Butte is this small round dome of red rock that we both particularly liked. Robin said she would put a vortex here if it were
up to her. Vortexes are a big business in Sedona – supposedly Cathedral Rock, Bell Rock, and Airport Mesa are all spots that house vortexes, or energy
centers where lines of power cross. Vortex tours are offered all over Sedona. They seem to coincide with the most magically beautiful spots in the area.
|These beautiful red rock formations are part of the 360 degrees of scenery you get as you hike along Bell Rock Pathway and Courthouse Butte Trail
|Courthouse Butte rises dramatically out of the flat lands surrounding it. It's easy hiking here, with lots of scenic bang for the buck.
|Bell Rock beckons you to bask in its magic for a little while. Vortex or not, it sure is beautiful!
|This photo gives a good idea of how flat the saddle is between tall spires at Cathedral Rock
|A scenic overlook halfway between the towns of Cottonwood and Sedona offered us our first view of the red rocks surrounding Sedona
|And here is Sedona itself as seen from Overlook Point (a scenic overlook near Airport Mesa)
|This is Cathedral Rock as seen from halfway up. The 0.7 mile hike up
to the saddle is steep but satisfying -- and the #1 attraction in Sedona.
|Feeling euphoric at all the gorgeous scenery surrounding us -- and on such a lovely day. Bell Rock rises directly behind us.
|Wow! The view from the saddle at Cathedral Rock was even better than we had expected.
|This is the saddle at Cathedral Rock, the highest point to which
you can safely hike. A red precipice still towers far above.
|More red rocks rise above this scenically blessed city
|A tree does what it has to to grow in an unlikely crevice at Cathedral Rock
|It says something about the nature of Sedona that they got even McDonald's to bend and change
their distinctive yellow arches to turquoise in order to comply with the city's color code ordinances
|The lower the sun got, the more dramatic the views became. No wonder everyone loves Sedona!


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Today we're going to answer a question from our blog, and that was, Why does my heel hurt first thing in the morning when I get out of bed So first of all, the most common cause of heel pain is a condition called plantar fasciitis. There's plenty of information on our website on what that is and how to treat it, both home treatments and when you should see a professional. But, really, today we're just going to focus on what causes that pain first thing in the morning. So first of all, plantar fasciitis is an inflammatory problem, where this ligament that attaches.
In the heel becomes inflamed. Now, that's different from a more serious problem called plantar fasciosis, but again, if you want to learn more about that, go to the website. So patients with inflammation in their foot, in their heel, or in pretty much any part of their foot, when you're walking around during the day, the actual act of walking, it's like you're doing a little massage on the bottom of the foot and that prevents the buildup of inflammatory fluid. You're going to get inflammatory fluid in any part of your.
Body whenever you have damaged tissue. That fluid brings in the cells that repair that tissue. So as you walk around during the day, you're using the muscles, and the pressure from the ground pumps that fluid out, but when you go to sleep at night and you're laying down, or you're just sitting down having a meal, you're not doing anything to get rid of that fluid, so that fluid comes in and it builds up and becomes tighter in that area. And so, when you go to walk again, that's buildup, and it becomes painful, so those.